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Table Of Contents
- Final Cut Pro 7: Exploring Final Cut Pro
- Contents
- Chapter 1: A First Look at Final Cut Pro
- Chapter 2: Bringing Media into Your System
- Chapter 3: Preparing Clips in the Viewer
- Chapter 4: Working with the Canvas and Timeline
- Chapter 5: Basic Editing
- Chapter 6: Working with Audio
- Chapter 7: Creating Voiceovers
- Chapter 8: Adding Video Filters and Transitions
- Chapter 9: Outputting Your Finished Movie
- Chapter 10: Getting Answers
Chapter 3 Preparing Clips in the Viewer
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Click the Motion tab again. Beside each parameter appears a keyframe graph area that 3
represents the duration of the clip. You can add keyframes to this keyframe graph area
to change specic parameter settings over time.
With the Viewer active, press Home to position the playhead at the beginning of the clip 4
in the keyframe graph area, then click the Opacity keyframe button to add a keyframe.
Opacity keyframe button
Keyframe graph area
Press the Right Arrow key 15 times to move the playhead ahead 15 frames to where 5
text should be completely visible. Click the Opacity keyframe button again to add a
second keyframe. Drag the clip’s Opacity slider to 100. Your keyframe graph area should
look similar to this:
The opacity increases here.
Click the Video tab in the Viewer and play the clip to see the text appear over time. 6
You can also set the clip to disappear by setting two more keyframes.










